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Revitalization Commission <br />Minutes <br />October 13, 2021 <br />Page 3of6 <br />infrastructure or direct financial assistance, so any of those approvals would be <br />captured in a 2022 budget amendment. <br />Commissioner Williams clarified that potential funding for underpass <br />improvements does not begin until 2023. Based on her inquiry about ballot <br />information, Attorney Cotton Baez advised this was not something the <br />Commissioners should discuss as it could be perceived as advocating for the <br />project. <br />Commissioner Williams asked about how the City's bike survey and grant <br />funding would be integrated with the proposed bike network and amenities <br />project. Director Pierce responded that potential integration with the City could <br />be identified as the project is scoped. <br />Commissioner Gambale asked if the property tax revenue is based on <br />conservative estimates. Director Pierce said the revenue in the 2022 proposed <br />budget is preliminary data, but based on actuals, from Boulder County. Staff <br />has continued to employ conservative estimates in making long-term financial <br />projections for the Commission. <br />Chair Adler noted that on page 14 of the packet, the proposed budget with the <br />Louisville Fire Protection District should be for 2022, not 2021. Director Pierce <br />agreed. <br />Chair Adler called for public comments; there were none. Chair Adler closed the <br />Public Hearing. There was no further Commissioner discussion. <br />Commissioner Williams made a motion to advance the 2022 Proposed Budget <br />as currently outlined for Council approval. Commissioner Smith seconded. <br />Roll call vote: <br />Commissioner Williams - yes <br />Commissioner Smith — yes <br />Chair Adler - yes <br />Commissioner Gorsevski - yes <br />Commissioner Gambale - yes <br />Council member Leh - yes <br />Motion passes <br />Agenda Packet P. 4 <br />